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The polar form of the complex number `(i^(25))^3` is

A

`cos""pi/2 + I sin ""(pi)/(2)`

B

`cos pi + I sin pi `

C

`cos pi - I sin pi`

D

`cos "" (pi)/(2) -I sin ""(pi)/(2)`

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D
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